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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 05, 1924

Page

3

Local Soccer Team Defeated Amid Offside Controversy

A Saturday match at Middle Park ended in a defeat for the local side as two contentious offside goals were allowed. Sunshine scored in the second half but could not level. The visiting Canadian team faces an Australian XI on MCC ground at 3.16 pm, with youth and junior games planned earlier if weather permits.

Middle Park Mont Underoos Sunshine United Orking Bee M.C.C Boy Poccet Preston Juniora Bent

Deer Park Fails To Beat Rockbank In Narrow Defeat

A large Deer Park crowd watched Rockbank defeat Deer Park 3.4 to 2.4 after a turbulent match marked by 19 Deer Park players on the field and disputed umpiring. Rockbank’s D. Cameron Faulkner O'Brien Curran Trethowan Cowie led the victory. Deer Park’s best were Chinnock Dunn Pridham Barnett Watson McCarney and Dodd. The Deer Park club plans a rematch on a neutral ground with a League umpire and a purse between 50 and 100 pounds.

Deer Park Rockbank C. Anderson V. Dodd T. Buckland Gee Dodd Adams W. Chinnock McLannan Syd Dunn J. O'Gorman R. Barnett Smith MR. McCarney Len Prescott C. Wilson Radin Baden Watson Matthews C. Gillespie R. Gillespie D. Cameron Pobjoy R. Peacock G. Reid Faulkner Curran E. Hudson Fiarrison Williams Tunney Willis Dunn Pridham Barnett McCarney Bob Bartt Wilson Ware Bob Barnett R. McCarney Geo. Dodd W. Curran Deer Park Club Pla Rockbank

Sunshine Progress Association backs council candidate

The Sunshine Progress Association held a meeting on June 25 with G Nicholson presiding. New members V O'Brien and J R Robinson were welcomed and officers elected for 12 months including E McPhee as president and H Skewes as secretary who may run for Railway Riding. The group supports council progress, noxious trades limits, and a recreation reserve, postponing other business to the next gathering.

Shore Association G. Nicholson Sunshine Marca Laverton V. O'Brien J. R. Robinson E. McPhee Messrs A. Lowe J. Adams Tresor D. Munro H. Skewes R. Robinson

Braybrook residents demand council action over flooded roads

Braybrook Progress Association discussed routes to Sunshine railway station and found Hamp shire and Tevonshire roads flooded daily with water. Two chains of flood on Tallarat road blocked pedestrians and no usable footbridge, hindering access to Melbourne. Members urged council to remedy and publicize correspondence.

Braybrook Progress Association Sunshine Hampshire Devonshire Ballarat Anderson Street Hampshire Road Mick Peapls Fontbridge Tevonshire Road Tallarat Road Anderson Road Crosninge Melbourne Greig

Jack White Bootmaker Closes Hampahi Shop Move

Jack White, bootmaker, has vacated Hampahi and will carry on business from his Sunshine residence, after closing doors at the Salvation Hall on the north side.

Hampahi Salvation Hall

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